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Now What?: The Young Person's Guide to Choosing the Perfect Career
by Nicholas Lore
from Fireside

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Best book I found for career direction
  I purchased this book for my niece, who is a college sophmore and struggling with what to do with her life. We spent an afternoon going through several chapters and quizes. We found the book to be very enlightening. It confirmed a direction she was considering and gave her confidence to pursue her passion.
  I am now purchasing the book to use with my son, who is a high school senior. Now What provides a variety of personal assessments that really help a young adult see why they would be good in a... more info

• Heading Down a New Path
  As a young professional who devoted so much time and energy to a career I thought I would love, it was disheartening to realize after 4 years and 2 companies that I hated what I was doing. I had no idea how to figure out what to do next... then I found my guide - my career coach and co-author of this book, Anthony Spadafore.
  I spent the last few months working with Anthony (www.pathfinderscareerdesign.com) and became a guinea pig of sorts as he helped me navigate my way utilizing this new book. Each... more info

• A Comprehensive guide for all young people
  A fantastic book to help guide you find that perfect career. Lore doesn't waste any time in this book and gets right to it. His 25+ years of coaching experience shows when he tells you exactly what you have to do and how to use this guide to find the perfect career of your choice.
  He is funny but very serious regarding why traditional methods are outdated and not suited for the 18-30 crowd.
  Lore uses proven goal attaining techniques used my those of the likes of Tonny Robbins and Robert Kiyosaki... more info

• Groundbreaking Aid to People Choosing a Career
  Nick Lore has written a book that takes career choice seriously while writing in a tone that is light enough to be read. He has moved so far past those ridiculously unhelpful "aptitudes and interests" tests foisted upon high school and college students that it does this book a disservice by putting it in the same category as those tests.
  As an industrial-organizational psychologist, I have been impressed by the growing sophistication with which employers are trying to fit the person to the job and to... more info

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